Free training in embedded linux. That too in India. Cheers!!!
Beagle Board is an ultra-low cost, high performance, low power OMAP3 based platform designed by BeagleBoard.org community members and sold by Digi-Key.Check out beagleboard.org for more. its a total open source platform for developing awe inspiring gadgets . One at hackzine.com has made an iron-man suit out of this thing please check it out.
They are providing free training for enggn college students in india. Lets take an initiative, collaborate with contacts and make things happen. Do let me know if anyone wants to take this any forward.
Details Enclosed. Further stuff found at the aforementioned site…
Open “Embedded Linux” Software Development with Beagleboard.org
We are receiving more invites/requests from students across India for similar trainings. We are happy to know the interest but due to limited bandwidth we are finding it difficult to host similar trainings in other cities.
To address growing requests from students in India, we have formed a beagleboard.org volunteer team that is willing to travel to few cities (to start with South India) and do similar trainings.
Few Perquisites / Requirements are:
1. We would like students to do the following necessary arrangements
a) Consolidate the (min 100) student list (from multiple colleges preferable)
b) Mail the list to khasim@beagleboard.org
b) Students from 2nd year are most preferable
c) Arrange for a seminar hall, projector system and basic infrastructure for attendees.
d) Get necessary permissions from College.
2. No Compulsion from College/Professors – attendance should be based on interest.
3. Topics to be covered are
* What, why, who, and how of open source
* Quick overview of the Beagle Board
* OMAP 3530 internals.
* How does Beagleboard.org help students & startups in India
* Q &A and Discuss lab setup to boot Linux on beagleboard
* Lab #1 (Build and Boot Linux)
* Validation Procedure for Peripherals on Beagle Board
* Participating and Contributing to Open Community
* Open Discussion
4. Agenda:
* Enable Students in India to develop s/w on embedded devices with Open Community.
* Training students in using the embedded platform for s/w development
* Give a big picture of what’s going on in the industry with Open Platforms.
* Benefits of working with Open Community and beagleboard.org in particular.
5. Audience & expertise:
* Students (2nd / 3rd year preferable) with very minimal knowledge of Linux
* Students who are passionate about Open Source Linux kernel and s/w development for embedded platforms.
6. KINDLY NOTE
* This training covers only basic and fundamentals of embedded systems and Open Source Software development with BEAGLE BOARD
7. Video’s from previous events
* Embedded Linux basics @ IISc CEDT on Sept 20 2008
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Dude..IMHO this article was directly lifted from their website + juit linux user group, please do some changes and some personal review text too
btw welcome to blogging community and i really appreciate your effort
Dude .. btw please put your pic in user region , so that it show with your blog post
Yes. I never meant to copy any stuff. But i cant fiddle around with the details so had to put as is. I added whatever i felt apt. Rest are just the details of the event, no changes possible, you see. As for the photo. i’ll upload one asap.
@chandakMayank : don’t worry dude
,,there are mistakes ..but what i meant was..that posts should at least have some lines in starting that say “the following text is accredited to xyz site/group/url ” or anything similar thing would work 
..keep on blogging and “all-hail open source” , just kidding .
still it’s nice to now you are blogging
hi,great post,just keep it up
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Training is very essential to every learning! May we all seek and learn more.
Such a nice post to read. I have gone through with it and found it amazing to share. Thumbs up for you. Training is very essential….